"Our school is resource disadvantaged.
The outcomes of this study have yet to be published, but the development of a probiotic food in a locally sustainable way shows that such interventions are indeed feasible in resource disadvantaged areas like Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa
Medicaid is supposed to serve those of us who are disadvantaged and have few resources.
In an economy where social goods are for sale, those with modest resources are disadvantaged in health, education and political representation, and children are denied equal opportunity.
Specifically, we are interested in understanding whether immigrant students are disadvantaged in terms of resources available at their schools and whether they are likely to be subject to worse peer effects.
In such cellular dynamics, it can be assumed that each participant in any mixed microbial/innate cellular ecology is in some way being served within its niche, even if its position relative to others for scarce resources is disadvantaged.
At its recent AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting, a statement titled Restore the Promise of ESEA was introduced and passed asking Congress to reclaim the true spirit of ESEA -- a law signed by then President Lyndon Baines Johnson as a way to alleviate poverty by providing adequate resources to disadvantaged and special needs children, thereby helping them to better compete.
Also, other reports have stressed that disadvantaged groups living in resource-scarce settings are less likely to receive a quality of care equal to that of resourceful settings [ 49– 51].
Hurricane Maria disproportionately affected Puerto Rico's socioeconomically disadvantaged residents, who have fewer resources on hand to help them recover and rebuild.
In case of conflicts, for example, dealing with intellectual property rights of products developed in common, the small business may be disadvantaged, due to its weaker resources.
